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Embroidery, screen printing or DTF: tap a technique to see how it works, when to choose it and what to know before ordering.

Printing technique

Embroidery

Raised texture stitched into the fabric — the premium finish for logos, uniforms, and caps.

Embroidery is a decoration technique where a machine guides colored threads directly into the fabric using needles. The design is first digitized to create a stitch file, then embroidered in minutes by machine.

The result is a textured, 3D, and durable finish — synonymous with prestige and professional quality. Embroidery is the standard for corporate logos, caps, uniforms, and all items where durability is paramount.

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When to choose embroidery?

  • Corporate logosPerfect for simple logos on shirt chests, jackets, and fleece. Embroidery conveys a serious and professional image.
  • Caps & beaniesThe go-to technique for structured caps and beanies. Embroidery holds perfectly on curved surfaces.
  • Uniforms & workwearResistant to repeated industrial washing, embroidery is the standard for food service, security, and corporate uniforms.
  • Gifts & premium itemsEmbroidery adds superior perceived value to promotional items, corporate gifts, and premium apparel.

Before ordering embroidery

  • Digitization feeA one-time digitization fee (approximately $50) applies to convert your logo into an embroidery file. The file then belongs to you.
  • Simple designs requiredEmbroidery is ideal for logos with solid color fills and defined shapes. Photos, gradients, and very fine details cannot be embroidered.
  • Slightly higher priceEmbroidery is generally slightly more expensive than DTF or screen printing, reflecting the durability and premium finish of the result.
  • Digitization delayAllow 1 to 2 additional days for digitization if it is your first order with this logo.

FAQ — Embroidery

What is digitization?
Digitization converts your logo into an embroidery stitch file. This work is done once. The file belongs to you and can be reused for all future orders.
Is my logo too complex for embroidery?
Designs with gradients, photos, or very fine lines (less than 1 mm) are difficult to embroider. Share your logo at info@printpress.store and we will tell you if adjustments are needed.
How many colors can I have?
Embroidery can include up to 12 thread colors in a single design. Available colors come from our standard Madeira range.
Does embroidery withstand industrial washing?
Yes. This is one of the main advantages — embroidery withstands industrial washing and high-temperature drying, making it ideal for workwear and uniforms.
Can you embroider on caps and beanies?
Yes, this is actually our top recommendation for these items. Embroidery holds perfectly on curved surfaces and acrylic or wool beanies.

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EmbroideryScreen printingDTF
Best forLogos, uniforms, caps and beaniesLarge runs, logos and solid colorsComplex designs, gradients, photos, small runs
ColorsUp to 12 thread colorsUp to 6 colors + white underbaseUnlimited (full color)
Setup feesOne-time digitizing (about $50)Screen fees per color and designNone
Minimum12 pieces à confirmer12 pieces (best value from 50) à confirmer12 pieces à confirmer
FeelRaised stitching, premium finishInk in the fibre, no textureSlight texture
Production7–10 business days after payment and proof (+1–2 days digitizing the first time)7–10 business days after payment and proof7–10 business days after payment and proof